They don't want to guarantee it typically but that can help keep it dry a little longer.

Personally I think the $USD is somewhat safe, but it's that "somewhat" that would cause me to want metals or property or "stuff" over liquidity (beyond what I need to keep on hand to buy when deals come up)Yes, the $UDS is strong vs. others but it's almost almost guaranteed to lose purchasing power. 

They are basically guarantee 5-8% in return, the question is what if they leave after 10 years. 

who will it be raised fromwho will borrow itwho will guarantee itWho gets what out?

It doesn't guarantee that you'll get the listing but it makes you available.

I guarantee that $5,000 is worth a WHOLE lot more to A family than $50,000 is worth to B family because A uses most of its income to survive, while B uses a smaller portion of its income to survive.

I gave her advice on how to market it to others and still guarantee herself a paycheck... fortunately she didn't have to market it very much :)

So I have eligibility for the VA loan guarantee program. 

There COULD be forced appreciation, as that tends to happen when you buy early in a new development, but never a guarantee of it, so view it as a bonus and not a motivation.I'm not familiar with that particular market so I'd just say make sure the demand is there and have a firm grasp of what sort of revenue is reasonable to expect.  

They were ripped off by the inspector because a bunch of those tests samples were unnecessary. 1966 home with popcorn ceiling, almost guaranteed to have asbestos.However, good thing the inspector was reputable and didn't damage anything.Yes, I got the report, and the roof was not sampled.I have offered to eat the cost of a month's rent and have them find another place immediately.